The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-12-15
THE NEWS in PARAGRAPHS.
interesting Items Briefly chsonicIed
For Our Readers.

The county board of Ashland, Wis,
ask County Clerk Gaffney co show cause
why he should not be removed from
Office for drunkenness.
The Minnesota & Northwestern earn
ings for the month of November were
$3.50, 105, or an increase of 118,301 over
the same month last year.
The Rochester, MINI, electric light
company will be in running order on the
18th inst. A large number of citizens
have made arrangements to use the light.
The district Judge at Clinton, Iowa, has
granted temporary injunction restrain
ing the city of Lyons from accepting an
electric dynamo ordered by less than a
majority of the city council.
Marinette, Wis, win soon have $50, 600
Touring mill. A stock company has been
organized.
Gentlemen are at Niagara Falls inves-
tigating the possibilities of the proposed
great tunnel to distribute power through
the state. - Fa @
M. Goblet has informed President Car
not that he would undertake to. form
ministry for France ~
A fund of S, 900 has been raised to en-
terrain the Commercial Travellers asso-
citation when it meets at Davenport.
An endeayor is being made to have the
inspection of cattle crossing the Missouri
at Omaha removed from Council Bluffs
to South Omaha. E
The free mail delivery system will
probably be put in operation at Rochester,
Mimi, by March next
King Humbert contributed $4,000 and
the pope, $500 to fund for the relief of
sufferers by the recent earthquake in
Calabria -
Manager Seele, of the Omaha Base
Ball club, has signed nine of the PEN
nant team from Oshkosh, and Miller, of
La Crosse.
1t is now thought that the Calumet
In that event the mine viii be unproduc-
tive for twelve months.
Some citizens of Jordan, Mimi, have
found what they believe a vast coal field
in that place, and company is being
formed to develop the find.
The Iron Range road has let the con-
tract for building two 500 foot docks at
Two Harbors.
ine wooi growers adopted resolution
riiuay appeauhg 10 congress nelsner 10
repeal nor reduce the tariff ON WOOL
,,,.;ttna' a. epooneI VI Wisconsin mas
"Uen 'iao ne VII a, I ana a q oui tnrougn
b,,isdins o ~ =, T;i,n Tt,Soo'ooo ior puolie
ouliuihss Ii mii"aukee'
o,,.,' W nlsSt eseaonsnmenss'
I'll aDouo gu i've men apiece
erne - rengo WIN tha; tne Inntn ~ o. con-
inetoe " feinoNe 1neir pianos 10 DuIutn''
ooSeln 10. O e VI Dakota' mas re-
$500 no @.s aiont w asninS1on .nas Che
i pou tua.. I1,,s qia W. mas 9een
, roseu a no iiinoiS virginia. YER
~ ,re.,1'- s.- ,,,,,,,-
e l,Is az a1-I ~ IL -, wor.n arg on
go - s-e = =. eciic Ia whine.
v'' i.as nosase 'ilao ~ acAe.s must
Ill -. 4.o,'s cen.s per
wbatevar of tbs orS,sr e $3.50 ~ .-es.es
-
German naner statas that tba baa,,,r,
process Is progressing favorahlv In tbs
crown princes throat.
mn. uv.,as ,
Kan, has been declared common nui-
sance by United States Judge Brewer.
The Toledo Oil company which has
been running in opposition to the STAN
dard, has sold out to the latter for $780,
OVo'
The latest reports upon the corn crop
show that the estimates Of the yield per
acre before husking were generally too
high.
Indian Agent Queens Ia in consultation
with the head men of the Cherokee ma
ton, and it is believed some compromise
will be effected.
Delegate Clifford has presented in the
house memorial from the Dakota legis-
lature, asking for a division of the Bis
marck land districts.
There seems to be general tendency
for reduction in freight rates. This is
something unusual for this time of the
year. The winter rates have always been
much higher than the summer.
The contest over public land agitation
will be waged as fiercely in this congress
as In the last Few forfeiture cases will
De pusheo, put aodltlonal safeguards
against Iraudulent occupation VIII be
enacted. --.,
The putting In OF 800, 600 water-works
is being agitated at st. Peter, MINI.
SfQfananfQ 0f hT1fIdincy In,
Winona. MINI. shows the exnanditnra
of over HI CO0 ()(j) the mast season
Sc The duke Of Norfolk who will CONWAY
tn the none tbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of ths
uueen and Lord salisburv on his inb;lae
has started for Rome
7. a. ,o,,o,.tas AZ asI4 1.
sulIivan and Ntitchsl, viii tets Mac -
a farm house in Kent. ENGLAND. Ticketa
are selling for e5 each 1,-'e : - -
Ts -, -.
Ine consene 1I MeIcy, a. Morris, MINI,
g uhuer Ho.ner .ooseph, - hhisneo, ano an
a. ~ tsu u.as s Nv,
pae.onase' 70 ~ " S'ai0 eu up SUN.
Inc issue OF standard silver dollars
during the week ending Dec. 10, was
S72l, Ool. The issue during the CORE
spending period OF last year was $685. l9.
Redfield, d.. T., for stealing wheat, has
turned state evidence and implicated 9.
u. Eaton ana a. y. IuJSome In the deal